Fairmont West High School - Dragon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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With the increasing interest in science, general science and biology departments have enlarged to give the students a broader outlook with such courses as conservation and aviation. Since students find biology helpful in preparing for college, classes have in- creased over the past year from eleven to sixteen. Work in the lab supple- ments chapters in the textbook. MOLD IN PROCESS is shown by Mr. Pudding- ton to P. White, B. Wheller, G. Ambrose, P. DeWinter, R. Carlous, D. Thompson, M. Watson and l. Rothfuss. and scientific. . . IOHN LEWIS-Mass. State College, B.S.g Ohio State U., M.A.g Algebra, Plane Geometry. I. R. LOWER-U. of Cincinnati, B.S.g Ohio State U., M A., Typing, Shorthand. MRS. PENELOPE LUMLEY-Ohio U., A.B.g Algebra, Plane Geometry, General Math. LAURA MARSHALL--Miami U., AB., Fac. Sec'y, School Treasurer, Shorthand, Office Practice. MARY ELLEN MCNELLY-Northwestern U., B.S.g English. CHARLES NOLAN-East Unit Principal, Wil- mington, B.A., Miami U., M.A. GLADYS POWELL--Wittenberg, Miami U., B.S.g Algebra, Plane Geometry. DAVID PUDDINGTON--Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A.g Biology. CHARLES RAMEY-Cincinnati U., B.S.g Science, Conservation, Aviation. DAVID RAYBURN-Ohio Wesleyan U., B.A.g Wisconsin U., M.A.' Biology, Visual Aids.

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Practical and creative i i A : . reflective Mathematically-minded students choose from several courses including elementary and advanced algebra, plane, and solid geometry, and trigo- nometry. In these classes, the future scientists and engineers of America learn the fundamentals of math. For those seeking information about modern methods of problem-solving, Math Club is the answer. LARRY KRANZ displays the tri-dimensional cone before Mr. lundanian's solid geometry class. IAMES IACKSON-Cedarville, Miami U., U.D., A.B.g Counseling, Guidance, World History. MARY ELIZABETH IONES-Cincinnati U,, Ohio State U,, Speech, English. STEPHAN IUNDANIAN-R.l. College, BA., Wyoming U., MA., Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. PAT KALTENBACH-Miami U., Otterbein College BS., Typing. LAURA KENNEDY-Ohio u., AB., chicago U., M.A.g English. EUNICE KREBS--Christ Hospital, RN., School Nurse. Under the direction of Miss Laura Kennedy, the English department in- volves all Fairmontonians. The English teachers instruct their students to be original, to think for themselves, and to read widely. From the reading of different types of literature and the drill of correct English usage, the Eng- lish department develops an apprecia- tion for the humanities. ENGLISH CLASS WALLS are never bare as Miss Laura Kennedy and Rudy Bow show stu- dents information which will help broaden their knowledge.

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SUZANNE REA-Ohio U., B.S., M.A.g English. IAMES ROBINSON-E. Kentucky State, Ken- tucky U., B.S., M.A.g Bookkeeping, Accounting, Rec. Keeping. MRS. CHARLOTTE ROBINSON- East Unit Secretary. GENE SEEBURGER-Ohio State U., B.S., M.A.g Choral Director. VICTOR SHOWALTER-Otterbein, Ohio State U., B.S., B.S. in Ed., Chemistry. PAUL SHARTLE-Otterbein, B. M., Ohio State U., M.A.g Ass't Band Director. IAMES SIMS--Murray State, B.S.g Indiana U., M.A.g American History, World History. thinking molds minds Preparation of girls to be future homemakers in a family-centered pro- gram is one of the aims of the home economics department. Instruction is given not only in foods and nutrition, techniques of clothing construction and tailoring, but also in child care, home management and decoration. Sophomore, junior and senior girls in the classes taught by Miss Helen Vogelsang and Mrs. Berniece Fowler are especially pleased this year with the modern equipment and functional laboratories now available. TOO MANY COOKS WILL NOT SPOIL THE BROTH made by Karen Nemecek, Michaela Lenahan, and Carolyn Hayes under the super- vision of Miss Helen Vogelsang, FHA club adviser.